[Solved] You want to override multiple values at once using Helm CLI. Which command is correct? — Ans: helm install myapp ./chart --set replicaCount=3,image.tag=latest | Kubernetes

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You want to override multiple values at once using Helm CLI. Which command is correct?

Ahelm install myapp ./chart --set replicaCount=3 image.tag=latest

Bhelm install myapp ./chart --set replicaCount=3; image.tag=latest

Chelm install myapp ./chart --set replicaCount=3,image.tag=latest

Dhelm install myapp ./chart --set replicaCount=3 & image.tag=latest

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand multiple overrides syntax
Multiple values can be set by separating with commas inside one --set flag.
Step 2: Evaluate options
helm install myapp ./chart --set replicaCount=3,image.tag=latest uses commas correctly. Others use spaces, semicolons, or ampersands which are invalid.
Final Answer:
helm install myapp ./chart --set replicaCount=3,image.tag=latest -> Option C
Quick Check:
Separate multiple overrides with commas [OK]

Quick Trick: Use commas to separate multiple --set values [OK]

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